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Iris Powered By Generali - Iris puts your customer in control of their identity.Iris Identity Protection API sends identity monitoring and alerts data into your existing digital environment – an ideal solution for businesses that are looking to offer their customers identity protection services without having to build a new product or app from scratch.
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SoftCo: Enterprise Invoice and P2P Automation SoftwareSoftCo Accounts Payable Automation processes all PO and non-PO supplier invoices electronically from capture and matching through to invoice approval and query management. SoftCoAP delivers unparalleled touchless automation by embedding AI across matching, coding, routing, and exception handling to minimize the number of supplier invoices requiring manual intervention. The result is 89% processing savings, supported by a context-aware AI Assistant that helps users understand exceptions, answer questions, and take the right action faster.
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Atlantida is an open source multilingual dictionary written in Java. It can translate words from one language to another and pronounce them. As of version alpha 0.15, Atlantida uses XDXF dictionary format.
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Arabic WordNet: A multi-lingual concept dictionary with mappings between word senses in Arabic and those in the Princeton WordNet (English) v2.0. Supports searching and browsing of Arabic and English terms.
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This is a special dictionary with only GMAT/GRE words. User interface is a poster style display which will remain on top of all applications on one corner of your desktop. Words will keep changing on specified time.
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Field Sales+ for MS Dynamics 365 and SalesforceBring Dynamics 365 and Salesforce wherever you go with Resco’s solution. With powerful offline features and reliable data syncing, your team can access CRM data on mobile devices anytime, anywhere. This saves time, cuts errors, and speeds up customer visits.
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An English-Persian and French-Persian word dictionary for devices that support J2ME. This project was innovative at its time for: Farsi character-set independency, Instant lookups, Beautiful UI and touch support. I'm no longer developing this project, it's dead. Android is now the preferred choice for application development on mobile devices, so consider upgrading.
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LamaDict is englist to czech and czech to english dictionary for mobile phones. It is written in j2me. Word database is taken from http://slovnik.zcu.cz
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A keyboard based dictionary/translator wich use simple text files as Database. Words are searchable in freeform at the whole Wordbook. Results are highlighted and may be browsed. Contains the English/German word list 1.4 2004-04-28 from Frank Richter.
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Simplify Purchasing For Your BusinessSimplify every aspect of buying for your business in Order.co. From sourcing products to scaling purchasing across locations to automating your AP and approvals workstreams, Order.co is the platform of choice for growing businesses.
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Itadaki is a Japanese language toolset for OpenOffice. It offers features intended for students and translators, including furigana (reading) annotation for Japanese text and an integrated dictionary.
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VerbOS allows viewing, searching, editing and testing of verb conjugations. There are around 8000 French verbs, 10000 Spanish verbs and 4000 Portuguese verbs. Additonally dict.dz dictionaries can be loaded into the dictionary interface.
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JaLingo is a free cross-platform dictionary application. Features: list of words, while-typing search (like ABBYY Lingvo), spelling suggestion, history, HTML export. Supports 4 formats: DSL, Mova, Sdictionary and phpMyLingvo/PtkDict MySQL dumps
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Fully customizable & easy to use dictionary, with advance features including musical support, "Word Power Game", a never before "medical dictionary",containing plethora of medical words.Ideal for Crossword lovers, Doctors, & GRE Aspirants.
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HanYu Dictionary is a small, simple and easy to use 2 ways Chinese-English dictionary. It also supports pinyin and tradition Chinese characters search. It uses CEDict as a dictionary definition.
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SDAs are simple programs allowing users to use free dictionaries offline. Compatible dictionaries can be downloaded for free from the Universal dictionary at http://www.Dicts.info . Universal dictionary interconnects more than 50 languages.
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MobiDict is a mobile dictionary to be run on mobile devices that support J2ME (MIDP/CLDC). English-German and German-English dictionary are provided. The goal is to provide flexible framework for easy creation of other mobile dictionaries.
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Cornucopia is an Offline Dictionary for Mobile Phones/PDAs and similar resource constrained devices. It works on anything that supports MIDP 1.0 (j2me) or above.
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Midlet Dictionary is a Dictionary for java-aware handsets. Will handle different languages and character sets.
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Java based tools aiming at facilitating text understanding and extending vocabulary. Features text annotations, generating translations from texts or word lists. Translations are written as HTML, CSV, LIT format,... Supports various dictionary formats.
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Multilingual Crosswords - it finds solutions for grid puzzles by using words dictionary. It can support any language - currently polish and english dictionary. Rich client for editing/viewing is foreseen.
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seiji is a Japanese-Multi-Lingual and Kanji dictionary based on Jim Breen's JMdict and kanjidic2. seiji's face is an easy to use and highly responsive Eclipse RCP. Additional features are vocabulary management and training and more.
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Leitner system flashcard trainer -- Keywords: JDictP jdictp dictionary Palm PalmOS Waba SuperWaba Java TEI ufolib learn education
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wo3 hen3 chan2 tries to alleviate the dearth of chinese language tools available for linux. The plan is to integrate the tools linked from www.mandarintools.com (dictionary, encoding converters/detectors) into a unified, pleasant user experience. Ha!
